Author Matthew Archbold
This moment reminds me of the times in Narnia where the characters report “Aslan is on the move.” Target is being effectively boycotted. Bud Light is plummeting. Regular, ordinary, and sane parents are taking over school boards. Disney movies with… Continue Reading →
To be fair, they wouldn’t need to censor our speech if we didn’t speak so really it’s our fault. THIS.IS.CNN. This is America today. Scratch a leftist. Find a Nazi. "We wouldn't need to censor your speech if you just… Continue Reading →
If you call out into the darkness, something might answer.
This is a perfect response. Newsflash to the confused writers of USA Today: Men and women are biologically different in meaningful and important ways! https://t.co/9m3qzYiaY6 — Mollie (@MZHemingway) June 1, 2023
If you haven’t watched it, it’s definitely worth it. The movie is live right now. Please retweet https://t.co/aVMEwFHCro — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) June 2, 2023
This is perfect. Corporations Paint Rainbows On Door Posts So Woke Gangs Will Pass Them By https://t.co/m2JuCZ7fm2 pic.twitter.com/HPQ3bQwXm7 — The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) June 1, 2023
I’ve long said that it’ll take a miracle or three to get us out of this mess. Well, this has got to be one. CNN is covering a story about the remains of a Catholic nun being found incorrupt after… Continue Reading →
I’m not even sure what a “Christian nationalist” is. I know I’m supposed to be scared of them. I know the FBI says they’re a threat but I don’t know if I am one. It’s like the word “fundamentalist.” What… Continue Reading →
Mel Gibson, please hurry up. Martin Scorsese, the director of the Last Temptation of Christ, met with Pope Francis, felt inspired, and has now announced he’ll be making a film about the life of Christ. Hmmmmm. Scorsese also made the… Continue Reading →
You might recall in 2021, a young woman calling herself Nightbirde sang on America’s Got Talent and blew everyone away. She said, “you can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore to decide to be happy” and then discussed her terminal… Continue Reading →